Alan Hi, > > Yes, the profiles are very useful. Your program in general is very > useful, I hope you make a stable release soon, some distros only ship > release versions of programs (like mine for example). >
The latest stable release is 1.3.1 (adds camera button support), unfortunately some distros take quite some time to pick new releases (maybe my fault, I usually do a new release every month or so). > I wish the command line uvcdynctrl also supported loading/saving > profiles (just like alsactl store / alsactl restore). > You are free to post a patch for it ;-) I'll add it to debian and send it upstream. I'm afraid in the next few weeks I won't have much spare time, otherwise I could do it myself. If you fell you can't do it, just remember me again in a couple of weeks. > What happens to the camera settings when the computer is rebooted? Are > they stored in some non-volatile memory in the camera? That would be > awesome. If I'm not mistaken USB keeps the power on, even during a reboot, so the camera should maintain the control settings. You would have to unplug the camera to loose the settings. This is not always a good think, sometimes the camera may crash, meaning that you must physically unplug it to make it work again. Best regards, Paulo _______________________________________________ Linux-uvc-devel mailing list Linux-uvc-devel@lists.berlios.de https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/linux-uvc-devel
